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EA's E3 2016 Showcase: Battlefield 1, FIFA 17, Titanfall 2, and More
Battlefield 1, FIFA 17, and Titanfall 2 headlined EA Play. Here's everything you need to know.
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Leading football coaches call for time-out, additional time
During a panel discussion on Saturday at the eighth Dubai International Sports Conference, Bayern Munich coach Josep "Pep" Guardiola said he would like to have more players on the bench for substitutions during a game.
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Guardiola does not want long-term Barca contract
Barcelona coach Josep Guardiola says he does not want a long-term contract with the European champions because he needs to feel free to decide his future so as to perform at his best.
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Cup loss won't change Barca style, says Guardiola
Barcelona coach Josep Guardiola said on Friday that he saw no reason to change his side's attacking style of play in the wake of their loss to arch-rivals Real Madrid in the King's Cup final.
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Guardiola believes his Barca days are numbered
Barcelona's Josep Guardiola said on Friday that he believes his days as coach of the Catalan giants are numbered.
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Guardiola relishing United showdown
Barcelona coach Josep Guardiola is anticipating a classic Champions League final when his side take on Manchester United in Rome later this month.
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EA's E3 2016 Showcase: Battlefield 1, FIFA 17, Titanfall 2, and More
Battlefield 1, FIFA 17, and Titanfall 2 headlined EA Play. Here's everything you need to know.
-
Leading football coaches call for time-out, additional time
During a panel discussion on Saturday at the eighth Dubai International Sports Conference, Bayern Munich coach Josep "Pep" Guardiola said he would like to have more players on the bench for substitutions during a game.
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Guardiola does not want long-term Barca contract
Barcelona coach Josep Guardiola says he does not want a long-term contract with the European champions because he needs to feel free to decide his future so as to perform at his best.
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Cup loss won't change Barca style, says Guardiola
Barcelona coach Josep Guardiola said on Friday that he saw no reason to change his side's attacking style of play in the wake of their loss to arch-rivals Real Madrid in the King's Cup final.
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Guardiola believes his Barca days are numbered
Barcelona's Josep Guardiola said on Friday that he believes his days as coach of the Catalan giants are numbered.
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Guardiola relishing United showdown
Barcelona coach Josep Guardiola is anticipating a classic Champions League final when his side take on Manchester United in Rome later this month.
